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Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 170, 11 May 1871, Page 4

SATURDAY, 13th INSTANT, At 1 o'clock. MA T T II E W H A V has received instructions from lUr. D. M c Alpine to sell by Public Auction, on the Premises, Hospital Flat, .on the above date, GROWING- CROPS, Consisting of POTATOES, TURNIPS, & CAKROTS, In lots to suit purchasers. AIso,— PLOUGHS AND HARROWS. NO KESEHVE. WEDNESDAY, 17th MAY, At 1 o'clock. •!MILCH COWS, PAIL-FED HEIFERS, HORSES,. &c. Also, the celebrated Horse -' • YOUNG ABDALLAH. At H. N. Sinison's Yards, Actons Flat, Winding Creek, Switzers. | | To Dairymen, Butchers, and others. MATTHEW, HAY Has received instructions from Mr. R. Lancaster to sell by public auction, on Wednesday, 17th May, at Mr. H. N. Simso3i's Yards, Winding Creek, Swit■zars, at 1 o'clock, Q A Head of prime Dairy Cows, in /vv full niilk, selected by Mr. Lancaster for dairy purpopes from the best herds in the country, • Also, l 1 A Head of pail-fed Heifers. Together with the Thoroughbred imported horse YOUNG ABDALLAH, Pedigree : — Young Abdallah is out of a thoroughbred mare, imported from Tasmania by John Weh f , Esq., of the Western District, Victoria, ; is 7 years old, and has proved himself a sure foal getter. He has left some of the most promising stock in the province at the Clutha district. Aldallah (bred by Mr. Ritson in ]847) was got by T.ho Provost, out of Barbara ; Barbara wns by Pienipoteniiary out "£ fchilii. v.'lio wus got by a son of Dick Andrews' (Dick Andrews was by Joe Andrews, a son of Eclipso.) The dam of Saffi was got by , Totteridge (Totteridge was by Dungannon, a sou of Eclipse), out of Bister to Mariame, by Squiirel, outof Mi3s Meredith, by Cade (son of the Godolphin Arabian J, out of the Little Hartley Mare. The Little Hartley Mare was by Barlet's Cluidcrs (own brother to Flying Childers), out of Large . Hartley Mare, whose pedigree in three generations can be traced to a royal mare. The Provost, the sire of - - Abdallah, was by The Saddler, out of Rebecca, by Lottery ; her dam by Cervantes, out of Anticipation ; mare of her daui by Beningbrook (Beningbrook by Kiiig Fergus, a son of Eclipso, Also, 9 Horses, consisting of 3 good light harness Horses, and 6 \\ eight-carrying Hacks. And 4 First-class Saddles, by Pollock, of Glasgow, from a pattern of Mr. Dowses, of Duntsdin. Terms at Sale. The- Auctioneer desires to draw attention to this superior lot of cattle, the wjiole of which will be sold without reserve. ' ' TO THE WARDEN AT ROXBURGH. SIR 33 — \\e understand that Messrs. Cargill and Anderson have applied for a pre-emptive right of 640 acres of land on Jlun No. 369, situate between Coal and Washpool Creeks, and that the adjourned application is fixed for hearing . on or about the 15th inst. We hereby object to the granting of such application on the following grounds : — Ist. That a valuable coalfield is known to exist, a groat part of which is embraced in the area t- '" of the proposed right of pre-emp-tion. 2nd. That there is every reason to believe a parb of the said land to be auriferous, and the granting of which would therefore be contrary to the provisions of the Agricultural Leasing Regulations, clause V. 3rd. That the granting of the application will prove detrimental to the present, and more particularly the future, interests of the inhabitants of the district ; inasmuch as the grea* 1 and increasing scarcity of timber for fuel makes it a matter of primary importance that a conveniently situated and easily worked 4eposit ; eitnilario that referred' to, Buould be reserved for le-iising in sections of say noi over ten acres lor joining purposes una«r tke control of Government. tJndte* these ckoumstanees, we trust ihe application will be refused. £Ure iollow a*; present about 100 signatures.)